Sentence examples for arduous back from inspiring English sources

"And the song was: 'I got a ring, I got a house, I got an acre/it would break her little heart if I forsake her/hurry back, Timberjacks!' So every time he sees me — every time — he says, 'Sing that song, sing the Timberjack song!' " The travel was arduous back then, Uecker said, but of course, McKeon was a much younger man.

Before he could even begin doing research, however, there was an incredibly arduous back and forth within government bureaucracy that lasted for five years.

While he may scowl his way through debates and press conferences, he has a certain charm and wry humour in person, and that helped him in the arduous back-room negotiations which helped drag the currency union back from the brink of a break-up.

That advises caution in the case of Jack Wilshere, who had his own long year out and is now on the long and arduous journey back to full fluency.

Moseley, who will start for the Yankees on Thursday night, said he has drawn inspiration from Adenhart during his long and arduous journey back to the majors.

Brazil need to save some face before the long and arduous climb back to the perch from which they have been so unceremoniously knocked off.

He grows entranced by the story of Karl Hanke, a prisoner-of-war in the Soviet Union who escapes and makes his arduous way back to his home in Germany, only to confront his wife with two children and another man.

And every year, dreading the long and arduous trip back to the city, particularly the traffic and the search for a parking place outside their building, she and her husband left before the festivities had ended.

Partial results pointed to the CPP winning close to 99% of 1,621 local communes, although it will have to share power in some of these with opposition party members.As the first local elections to be held in Cambodia since the 1950s, the vote marked one more step in an arduous journey back from decades of conflict to some semblance of normality.

That suggests only the salmon who reach the sea earliest can pack in enough food to sustain their arduous migration back.

His parents take him home to Ohio, where he begins the arduous journey back to himself.